Guides for doctors
Three things that go wrong between the consulting room and the patient.
Written from what we see building software for Indian clinics. Craft rather than regulation — there is nothing here we would have to keep re-checking against a circular, and nothing we could not show you in a real workflow.
NADI · FOR CLINICS
● Front office free forever
● Setup minutes
● Card never asked
✓ free is the product
What happens nowThe version everybody runs, on paper
Where it failsThe step nobody owns
What to changeOne thing, this week
What a referral letter has to containWhy most get ignored, the six things in order, a worked example, and the fact that almost nobody knows their own referral outcomes.
What a no-show rate actually tells youThree causes that look identical in the data, four rules for measuring honestly, and what moves the number in order of effect.
Why patients take the wrong doseThe five abbreviations that go wrong most, and the two things worth writing down that almost nobody does.
What you will not find here. No regulatory summaries, no statutory deadlines, and no benchmark figures from somebody else’s clinic. Rules change and we cannot keep a page current enough for anyone to act on it safely — so we write about the things that do not.
The appointment system is free. Forever.
No seat limit, no per-appointment fee, no commission on a consultation. Revenue integrity is the part we sell.